On 6/26/06, Szabo Peter <szabo.peter@szszi.hu> wrote:
> Dear Subversion Developers,
>
> I have prepared a patch to svnserve, which gives the repository administrator
> control over users coming through the SSH tunnel (--tunnel-user), so he can
> specify a list of allowed users; everybody else will be denied. (The unpatched
> svnserve just grants access to everybody coming with --tunnel--user.) The
> patch makes it possible to host several repositories with SSH public key
> access on the same server, but restricting access to certain repositories.
>
> The example conf/svnserve.conf configuration file:
>
> [general]
> use-tunnel-users = yes
>
> [tunnel-users]
> joe = yes
> jane = yes
> bill = no
Hi!
Did you try to configure access control on your repository? You can do
that by setting
auth-access =
and
anon-access =
in your svnserve.conf. I was under the impression that you have a
password file to specify passwords for use with users. Also, svnserve
1.3.x support path based access, so that you can allow certain groups
of users read access while others are granted write access.
Which svnserve version are you running?
bye,
Erik.
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Received on Tue Jun 27 14:55:34 2006